Squid

because it prefers deep water and is harder to get to, scientists have not found out what it eats

An octopus is a creature of the ocean and belongs to the fish( or pisces)

The Common Octopus, like all cephalopods, has a soft body. The soft covering encasing its organs is known as the mantle. The blue ringed octopu sis poisunus. It will come and kill you if you gte to close

it depends if you are looking at squids as food. Then they are useful. If you are thinking of them as fish they are not useful

i have no clue

well it doesnt eat fish but it doesnt eat plants really. it eats tiny particles living and dead well im not sure what a particle is but if there alive that makes them an animal or something right?? well im not sure but i dont really think its a carnivore or a herbivore so what is it?? The sea sponge is probably best classified as an omnivore or a scavenger, since it eats any small organisms and/or plants, or almost anything floating around in the water.

Squid's have complex, closed circulatory systems. They have three hearts; two of the hearts pump blood to the gills. Once the blood has circulated through the gills it is then directed to the main heart to be pumped to the rest of the body.

they lay eggs!

Giant squids, like other squids, have beaks, not teeth.

Males attract the females by displaying changing chromatophors (their colour spots) and then fertilizes the female with a special arm. The females receive the sperm from the male with a special pad underneath their sharp beak.

hope you find it somewhere... this site isnt quite sure

No, but they do have a shell, which acts like an exoskeleton; protecting them from predators, providing camouflage, and sealing in moisture.

For a long time, scientists were not sure what a vampire squid ate. Now they know that unlike most squids that are predators, the vampire squid is a detritivore. It eats the leftovers on the bottom of the ocean.

i dont know.

yes. i think it is high in uric acid.

No, it is not safe to eat a cooked blue-ringed octopus. Blue-ringed octopuses are highly venomous, and their venom can be deadly to humans. Even cooking the octopus will not neutralize the venom, so consuming it can still be extremely dangerous. It is important to avoid handling or consuming any blue-ringed octopus to prevent potential harm.

being kept in a dirty enviorment for so long

The biggest squid in the world is the colossal squid.

All Squids are animals from the Class Cephalopoda of the Phylum Mollusca. Squids are not mammals, although bear in mind that all mammals are animals too, just from a different Phylum, Phylum Chordata.

He predicted the outcome of the 2009 world cup. He was 8 for 8.

A squid gives both his hearts to adventure leaving him with no hearts at all.

I don't think that it is really known because it lives so deep in the ocean and it's really hard and expensive to research animals that live down there, and it's also a relatively newly discovered species

Main parts of a squid are accesory heart, anus, arm, brain, digestive gland, esophogus, gill, heart, ink sac, internal shell, jaw, kidney, mantle, radula, reproductive organ, siphon, stomach, and testicles. ffuk

I'm not sure whether the squid I had in The Gambia (Western Coast of Africa) was a giant squid or not, but the peices I had would indicate the squid was huge. The one individual suction cup was about the diameter of a U.S. quarter (coin). The thickness of a one inch square peice of the main body was 3/8" thick. The resort I stayed at right on the Atlantic ocean consistently offered every night this variety of squid at its poolside buffet. As for the taste? It was very similar to the best squid I've ever had before. It was mild and sweet, not rubbery. The texture was smooth and when you bit into it, it had a crispness about it, like eating into an apple. This was the same whether BBQ'd or sauteed. At first I was reluctant to try it because it was bigger than any squid or octupus meat I've ever had and I was concerned about it having an overwhelming taste or tasting fishy. I was pleasantly surprised when I finally had some. R.Brant, Canada

Squid ink has a lot of protein and can heal tumors.